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  1. Syncing GitHub and GitLab activity using Gitivity

    The activity charts of GitHub are a well known feature; some love them, some hate them. These charts are displayed on the profile page of users on the site, and represent a users contribution activity across the site in yearly blocks. This post is going to cover working with tool…

    Approximate 6 min read published November 19, 2023
  2. Settings Aliases for Git Sources

    I'm sure many of you go to places like the GitHub or GitLab UI to copy the URL to clone a repository. I thought I'd share a small configuration I found recently in my .gitconfig that helps save some time when setting remotes in Git repositories (or cloning new ones). Before I fou…

    Approximate 2 min read published April 28, 2020
  3. Migrating From Subversion To Git The Easy Way

    Until recently, I was a big fan of using Subversion for most of my private projects. Now, however, I'd rather be using Git. This is all well and good for new projects, but how do I move the mature projects from my repository to Git (specifically GitHub)? Turns out, it's actually…

    Approximate 3 min read published March 15, 2014
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